The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
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EUROPEAN,


ander, who was attacked with vario-
loid several days ago, is slowly re
covering.
VIENNA, Feb. 27.-Professor Fabb
predicts that earthquakes will con-
tinue, and will be accompanied by
terrific storms. He mentions March
9th and oath, April 9TH and Sth and
the middle of September and October
as the dates upon which the worst
shocks may be expected.
ODESSA, Feb. 27.-Two assassins
were arrested here to-day when about
to sail for Turkey. The men were
Nihilists. They murdered their en-
ployer, a rich landlord named Goros-
zelo, and his wife and eight children
and several relatives, and then
decamped with spoils amounting to
100000 roubles.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Standard
says that it has been definitely
decided that the remains of List
shall not be removed to Beyreuth
ROME, Feb. 26.-Three shocks of
earthquake were felt at Forli, in the
province of Campobosa, yesterday.
The bodies of twenty-four persons
killed by earthquake on Wednesday
have been taken from the ruins in
Diano Marine. Almost the entire
population of Diano Marine is en-
camped on the seashore. Three hun
bred communes were visited by earth
quakes, but as yet reports of casual
ties have been received from only
sixty. The Pope sent $4,000 for the
relief of the sufferers.
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-A new German
Liberal paper estimates that the sec
ond ballot for members of the Reich
stag will result in the return of "a
new Liberals, IA National Liberals,
16 Conservatives, 2 free Conservative,
Z Ulhamontanes and s Socialists.
Paris, Feb. 24.-The Prince of
Wales has arrived from Cannes.
NICE, Feb. 26.-Twenty thousand
persons have already fed from the
city.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-The 3-per-cent
rentes for account closed higher to-
day, advancing from rs francs to 925
centimes at the close, on rumors that
the Goblet Cabinet would be replaced
10y one headed by De Freycinet.
PARIS, Feb. 24.-The Senate by a
vote of 210 to 36 has reinserted in the
budget the credit for sub Projects,
the rejection of which by the Cham
Der of Deputies was the cause of the
overthrow of the Freycinet Ministry
BERLIN, Feb. 24.--It is ascertained
that Prince Alexander of Battenburg,
the deposed King of Bulgaria, who
was reported yesterday to be lying i'll
with gastric fever at his fathers house
in Darmstadt, has the smallpox.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-On the Bourse
prices were firm, owing to purchases
by syndicate operating for a raise.
Realizations caused relapse toward
the close, but with the exception of
Suez Canal shares, which fell seven
francs, all securities closed above
yesterdays last figures.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-French and Ger
man Government agents are visiting
all the fairs in the north of England
and making large purchases of horses
suitable for military purposes.
ROME, Feb. 23.-Signor Depretis
has failed to form Cabinet and has
resigned his commission.
VIENNA, Feb. 19.-The Emperor
presided to-day at Council of War.
Archdukes Albrecht and Wilhelm,
Count Bylandt, General Beck, Prince
of Croy, and Barons Sails and Popp
were present.
BRISBANE, Feb. ia schooner
from New Hebrides reports that the
French were constructing three forts,
increasing the number of troops, and
building new barracks at Port Sand
wich.
PARIS, Feb. 19.-All the French
troops have been recalled from NADIA
gascar, except four companies, which
are to remain at Diego Suarez.
PEsTH, Feb. 19.-The Lower House
of the Hungarian Diet, by unanim-
Gus vote, to-day, passed an extra
credit of S3,411,000 for the equipment
of the Hungarian Landwehr.